A reinforced surgical gown is used for maximum barrier protection during surgery – protecting both patient and staff from fluids, blood, and infection.
Common Types:
– Mercury Sphygmomanometer: Most accurate, used in hospitals
– Aneroid Sphygmomanometer: Dial gauge, portable, clinic use
– Digital/Automatic Sphygmomanometer: Easy home use, gives digital readout
– Ambulatory BP Monitor: Worn for 24-hour BP tracking
Key Benefits:
Early detection of BP problems, prevents stroke/heart attack/kidney failure, and helps in proper treatment decisions.
In short:
A sphygmomanometer is used to measure and monitor blood pressure for diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of cardiovascular issues.
Key Features:
Stainless steel top + frame, padded or plain top options, adjustable height in some models, easy to sanitize, load capacity 150-200kg.
In short:
A stainless steel examination couch is used for patient examination, minor procedures, and dressing in clinics, hospitals, and diagnostic centers because it’s durable and hygienic.
A stretcher is used to move and support patients safely when they can’t walk.
Main Uses
1. Transport patients – From accident scene to ambulance, or between hospital departments
2. Emergency care – For trauma, accident, or critical patients who need to lie flat
3. Immobilize injuries – Keeps patients stable to prevent further injury during movement
4. Surgery & recovery – Moving patients to/from operating theatre and recovery rooms
5. Easy handling – Has wheels, side rails, and straps so staff can move patients with less strain
Other Key Features
– Manual Operation: Works during power outages. No motor needed.
– Patient Comfort: Helps patients find comfortable positions without getting out of bed.
– Caregiver Support: Makes bathing, wound care, and examinations easier.
– Durable & Cost Effective: Common in general wards, clinics, and home care where electricity is unstable.
Stay active and achieve your fitness goals from the comfort of your home with this durable and easy-to-use treadmill. Designed for walking, jogging, and running, it offers a convenient workout experience with a user-friendly control panel and sturdy construction.
A wheelchair is a mobility device with wheels used for patients who cannot walk or have difficulty walking.
Main Medical Uses
1. Patient Mobility
Helps patients move around the hospital, home, or outside independently or with assistance.
2. Post-Surgery & Injury Recovery
Used for patients recovering from surgery, fractures, or accidents who can’t bear weight.
3. Chronic Illness & Disability Support
Provides mobility for patients with stroke, spinal cord injury, arthritis, or old age.
4. Safe Patient Transport
Moves patients safely between wards, OPD, lab, radiology, and discharge.
5. Rehabilitation & Therapy
Used during physiotherapy to improve independence and posture.
6. Comfort & Rest
Reduces fatigue for patients who can walk short distances but need to rest.
